>>now from kron 4, the area's local news station. >>you're watching kron. 4 news at 11, 30 live on air and online with the kron on app.

i'm dan thorn. we begin tonight, the east bay where a food bank you may get its service disrupted because of a lawsuit. dozens rallied outside city hall tonight before the city council meeting in support of that food bank kron four's. sara stinson reports. >>dozens rallied outside alameda city hall tuesday night in support of the food bank after a lawsuit was filed by to our media residents against the nonprofits project to build a new location across the street. this should be supported 100%. the executive director teal harden says litigation could get in the way of construction. it was a sequel lawsuit it basically claims that the city did not follow the proper procedures for approving our forever home project, which would notify our approval of our building it threatens to hold our project. right now, the food bank is located on alameda point. >>in a large hangar on the former naval air station. no

harden says the new building would help them better serve the community. we don't have an indoor waiting area. we have customers who waited outside when it's hot when it's raining. it's the right answer for the developers. >>the wrong answer for the food bank and the people of alameda. >>tom hickman owns a winery in the area of the food bank on the former naval base. he's one of the lawsuit petitioners and says the city should have sold the food bank a better location down the road violates the law, violates equal the main problem. here is a city of alameda did not do proper environmental review. proper review of this project. they circumvented the law. this location is a parking lot store parking lot. alameda city attorney released a statement to kron 4 saying in part, quote, the lawsuit targeting the alameda food bank is entirely without merit. >>the food bank project is supported by substantial environmental review and is situated in the location is zoned for its purpose. after the rally, people packed into

the city council meeting to speak up for the food bank. hickman also spoke about why the lawsuit is needed and some in tears demanded it be dropped. just so that you but would begrudge an agency that's helping people. the city attorney says he looks for just swiftly dismissing this lawsuit so that the project can move forward. i'm sara stinson reporting in alameda kron. 4 news. >>a family of a young woman demanding answers tonight after she died in the san francisco county jail earlier this month. 22 year-old monte hadley was in jail for 2 years awaiting trial. if you're getting charged for a series of armed robberies, it's still unclear what caused her death. but several agencies are currently looking into it. her family held a rally today saying that hadley should have never been in jail in the first place in her quest for mental health services was denied the san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins said in a statement the court tonight, defense council's numerous requests for mental health diversion

because it was not warranted in this case, had defense counsel actually worked in their clients best interest to prepared to settle or go to trial sooner. this tragedy may have been avoided sadly, we will never know. san francisco is biggest convention of the year kicked off today. dream for spring and thousands of people in possibly millions of dollars to the cit. the convention expected to draw about 40,000 to downtown. many of those attendees are staying in hotels and eating at the city's restaurants. events expected to generate around 93 million dollars for the city. many local businesses are teaming up with others from out of town who need space near the convention. one restaurant manager says that he's made a deal with dream for us to let the company uses dining room. is it meeting place for conference goers? >>and we've kept our growth to go quarter stand open. breakfast, lunch and dinner available there.

>>that reinforced conference will run through thursday and of course, with the event comes street closures, some closures to be concerned about near the knee center, 4th street between mission and howard will be closed from 6 in the morning until late in the evening. and that will happen until sunday. the 22nd muni buses, though, are not going to be affected in the area. we've got more information about these closures on our website. kron 4 dot com. all right. let's take a look at your forecast now. we're taking a look at the embarcadero here in san francisco. little cloud cover out there despite being a nice evening to, you know, maybe look at the moon. let's check in now with kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>got possible rain to deal with outside of the clouds going to be thickening up out there right now. you can see from the berkeley hills outside some clouds moving inside the bay. now more on the way today. the temperatures running well below the average that only 61 degrees in san francisco in a usually it's 70 pretty nice

time of year in the san francisco along the coastline. temperatures well below the average in many spots inland. usually in the mid 80's, only 74 in little more today. 74 cochran, 76 degrees in san jose. so one storm system rotating out of the bay area making this way over the rocky mountains. now in yet another one just beginning to rotate in this one. again, very similar to the previous one lacking in a lot of moisture. and so just a chance of some scattered showers or rotates on through. but the clouds moving on by. you felt the cooler temperatures are going to feel that again for tomorrow and maybe a chance of a couple raindrops. you see just off the coastline. this mark out on the low is going to circle in a little bit closer as it gets closer. the coastline, chance of showers, especially along the coastal sections. and i think into the south bay, i think that'll be the best chance some rain you see here on the computer models to overnight tonight, those clouds kind of swinging on through early tomorrow morning for your commute. there you go. a slight chance of a sprinkle or 2 as we head through the day. couple more bands of moisture kind of rotating on through. so you can see it's really widely scattered enough to see a big

swath rain moving through the bay area, but be prepared. may see a couple raindrops. then that looks like because the pull out of town by tomorrow afternoon and things begin to settle down. boy, we're gonna start to warm things up. not tomorrow. temperatures going to be cooler plan on a chance of showers numbers generally in the 60's mid 70's and some of the warmest eyes. >>the city of east palo alto's council members were at odds tonight at their council meeting over proposal to sweep encampments of unhoused people. it was a proposal that was brought forth by mayor antonio lopez. but council members say it's nothing more. then a political stunt kron four's jack moment reports. >>cities all around the bay area have instituted similar proposals to sweep on house encampments ever since governor gavin newsom's mandate that he wants california cities to start cracking down on on house encampments. but city counselors here in east palo alto were criticizing their mayor's proposal, saying it's not as well as thought out as other cities proposals calling it merely a political stunt.

the resolution will make it so east. palo alto can clear on house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate. it would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors all criticized the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the proposal orwellian and the opposite of compassionate. the mayor's argument for passing it was that winter was coming in that with the recent rainy winters we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed a solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the first press conference happens. >>and staff was not even aware of it. you haven't even taken the time to talk to the staff. so let them know that you're going to have a press conference. so i question the timing. and what this all means right now. these issues

are already in place. i believe it's a waste of staff's time. 2 of had to write this report. is because they're already overworked. and the fact that they had to write a report on something that already in place. really was not there and into our staff. >>now, after all that back and forth for about an hour or so, the proposal and it up failing being table to discuss at a future date city councilors, however, did say they would like to bring this resolution back outside of the mayor's proposal and make it more of a community meeting to engage more members of the city reported here in east palo alto jack molmud kron. 4 news. >>the on rock school district in east san jose is moving forward with closing some of its schools. the district has 21 schools and has to decide which 9 will be closed or consolidated by december 5th. those changes go into effect for the 2025 2026 academic year. the school district is currently facing a nearly 21 million dollar budget

shortfall. it also is doing all of this without a permanent superintendent after the former one was abruptly fired back in march. >>governor gavin newsom signed 2 bills he says will protect actors in this age of artificial intelligence capitol correspondent wallace. all of a closer look and the legislation.

>>gas prices are on the rise across the bay area and some cities are seeing a jump of more than $0.40 in just the past month. wednesday, lawmakers will meet for a special session on gas prices and oil supply called by

governor gavin newsom. kron four's michael thomas has more from walnut creek. >>and gas prices across the bay area gone up significantly in last month in the california energy commission says the reason is because refineries right here in the bay area are doing routine maintenance and have a low inventory, which is causing prices to go up even other parts of the country. see prices start to go down. it's pain at the pump. every time jim has to fill up and he's noticed prices rising over the last month telling me it's costing him a lot. >>to fill this tank. it's $175 the pump. shut off one. 75 some point one 50 right now. california's gas price average is $4.78, which is a $1.50 higher than the national average, which is 3.20, these numbers on your screen or today's gas prices compared to last month's you can see in oakland and san francisco. they've gone up by $0.38. and in san jose in sandra fell, they've gone up by $0.42. >>drivers like and tell me gas

is a necessity. but when they travel other places and see the prices there, well, it is frustrating. i have noticed it. they do seem to go all the time. i found myself in chicago this weekend. >>gas was 3.50, a gallon there. so it is kind of a shock. the division of petroleum and market oversight of the california energy commission is responsible for making sure the law focused on market oversight and investigation is carried out. >>they recently sent over a letter to governor gavin newsom asking that something be done, saying this is the 3rd year in a row that refinery maintenance in low inventories have driven up gas prices. but consumers say more still needs to be >>we need or owners. we're playing more reserved. 3 other people. if place. >>tomorrow lawmakers are holding a special session to discuss the matter and hopes that refiners will be forced to plan better to eliminate the price hikes. we continue to see during this time of year. for now, the only just come we may see is when refineries switch to the

winter blend, which historically causes prices to drop. as we get more details this week on that special session that's set to take place at the state capital tomorrow. >>we'll keep you updated. that's a very latest here in the east bay. i'm michael thomas. i'll send it back to you live in the studio. >>now to some big news for california's entertainment industry. governor gavin newsom has signed 2 bills he says will protect actors amid the rise of artificial intelligence. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a closer look at the legislation. >>a strategy and a solution, a strategy and a solution. that's how governor gavin newsom describes the 2 bills he signed into law. he vows will protect actors and performers across california amid the rise of artificial intelligence or the first bill requires a contract between an actor and their employer to specify whether their voice and face can be replicated. using ai it also requires the performer to be professionally represented while negotiating their contract. newsom signed

the legislation with members of the screen actors guild union at sag after a headquarters in los angeles. a lot of dreams come to california. >>but sometimes they're not well represented and was sagging. this bill i just signed. we're making sure that no one turns over their name image and likeness to unscrupulous people without representation. the second bill he signed prohibits using the digital replica for performer who has passed away without first receiving approval from their estate. critics of the legislation, including the california chamber of commerce, argue it's too broad and should have targeted specific individuals who maliciously used ai. >>to replicate actors. leaders inside after who went on strike less than one year ago on this very issue say the bills are needed ensure we are protected with a slight pulse and and and everything that's just means the world. but we're still waiting to see how newsom will act on other ai bills still on his desk, including sp. >>10 47. if signed, it would

require developers spend more than 100 million dollars on ai models. >>to comply with certain testing and safety standards. for example, put the bill anyone building such a model must have the ability to turn it off in the event of an emergency and must come up with the security protocol. the bill author, democratic san francisco senator scott wiener is urging newsom to sign the legislation are essential intelligence has tremendous potential to better place hunting try days time climate so much more. >>as any powerful technology, there are also that we need to be mindful we should try pay rust later says in one case in particular, a developer said their i model can solve complicated math problems and answer scientific research questions but warned it may also be able to develop biological and chemical weapons. but several tech

groups say that's unrealistic. tech industry coalition group known as the chamber of progress wrote this, quote. >>unfortunately, sb 1047 forces model developers to engage in speculative fiction about imagined threats of machines run amok. computer model spun out of control and other nightmare scenarios for which there is no basis in reality. the governor has until the end of the month to either sign or veto the bill in sacramento. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. a massive fire

destroyed hundreds of homes in the east bay. and now 101 years later, berkeley

officials announced they intensifying their efforts to try to protect the community from suffering like that. again, kron four's terisa stasio has more on the measures. berkeley officials say they're taking. >>officials took this unique step of unveiling a photograph that they're hoping that will make an impact to drive home. the point of fighting wildfires in the community. >>it destroyed everything in its path. >>now displayed prominently at berkeley city hall city officials hope this vintage photographs showing the aftermath of the 1923 blaze that tore through the east bay city. we'll remind residents of what happened and prompt them to what can be done to try and prevent another catastrophe. this is an extraordinary image. >>of the devastation. and the ruins of the 1923. and with this photograph be reminded that we must work together so that history does not repeat itself. and imagine.

>>the fire going from the hills all the way down to shattuck avenue. i think that just illustrates that the threat of wildfires doesn't just impact people that live in the berkeley hills. but it's a threat to the safety of everyone in the city of berkeley. many of us remember 1991 oakland hills firestorm. back in 1991, the oakland fire storm left. 25 people dead. thousands of homes were destroyed. >>berkeley officials say that they applaud residents for taking part in the city's fire say program where they clear flammable trees and debris from their homes as well as map out escape routes. but add that there is much more that needs to be done. voters passed measure ff back in 2020 and that officials say has helped fund safety measures such as the outdoor warning system that can alert residents in case of an emergency. >>we've got an enormous challenge ahead of us. any community does that's really going to try to make a difference in wildfire

prevention. >>this is berkeley's fire chief. >>what we're learning so much about how wildfire spread. and what can actually make a difference. when the next big wildfire comes through. unfortunately. we can't do this alone. the city has to partner with residents because most of the work that's left has to happen on private property. >>using history to make a point to as far as that vintage photograph is concerned, it is now in the lobby at berkeley city hall for all to say in the newsroom, theresa kron, 4 news. >>i'm lauren lyster in downtown la estates. homeowners insurance crisis taking center stage with the state's top regulator is saying will solve the problem

>>california's homeowner insurance crisis took center stage tuesday in downtown los angeles. consumer advocates and frustrated homeowners are fired up over the insurance commissioner's plans for expanding wildfire coverage. lauren lister has more. >>hi there. it's a situation more and more californians have been they either can't find homeowners insurance or they're being dropped by their insurer or facing steep rate hikes. well, california's insurance commissioner says propose regulations, new ones are the solution. while some consumer advocates say they won't deliver. >>this crestline cabin in the san bernardino mountains is where gigi banister and her husband always dreamed of retiring. but one thing they weren't expecting their homeowners insurance dropped them. in 2019, gigi says leaving them with few options and a much bigger bill. mortgage is now over $2000 a

1600 of it. >>is is insurance. how you call that fair. but it sure as, not the american way. that's not the american dream. bruce breslow says he's chatsworth h.o.a. community of 290 owners was dropped from their insurer after 20 years having to turn to an unregulated option. we have 50% of the coverage we had last year. however, the premium. >>went from $349,000 to a whopping 1.7 million. >>400% increase. experts say factors like wildfires have sent the state's homeowners insurance market into crisis. state insurance commissioner tasked with bringing stability saying new regulations in the works will bring relief. we understand we see you. we hear you. we know everybody's hurting. >>and we need these regulatory reforms to be able to get insurance to write, come back into the communities and bring down the cost. but the nonprofit consumer watchdog says the new rules fall short.

they have more loopholes and alpine less was to california regulators say under the new plan insurance companies will commit to cover high-risk homes in wildfire areas. and in turn, insurers will be allowed to use catastrophe, modeling technology to assess risk as they write plans and determine rates. critics say the climate models are not transparent and the requirements of insurance companies not strong enough. these regulations are not going to get people more coverage. >>but we're all going to be paying more and insurance premiums a lot more in insurance premiums. it's a lie. the department of insurance has every authority to hold insurance companies accountable for the agreement that we have reached, which is really a historic agreement. >>there was a public hearing in downtown la this week. the insurance commissioner answering to a state assembly oversight committee. the plan is for the new regulations to be finalized by the end of the year. a go into effect january first for inside california politics. i'm lauren lyster. >>music mogul sean diddy combs indicted on racketeering,

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of sales forces annual three-day dreamforce tech conference. it's set to bring about 40,000 people into the city. for more on this and other big issues impacting san francisco kron four's justine waltman spoke with san francisco mayor london >>so it's about this time last year, ceo marc benioff said, you know what, i'm not bringing dreamforce back to san francisco. there's too much crime is too must homelessness. it was like a threat that it wasn't going to come back but its back it started today are actually one

of the speakers set to go there this week says everything. okay. now is san francisco and reinforce in the conference and you and mark. yeah. well, today in his keynote, he was very complimentary of san francisco of our police officers, our firefighters, our city employees, and how much he appreciates all the hard work we've done to ensure the success of dreamforce and we basically have a strike team for every convention that comes to our city where starting to see more interest and conventions, more people signing contracts and reinforce has more people than it's had since before the pandemic over 45,000 attendees are expected. >>with about 95 million dollars to our local economy restaurants, a book hotels are packed. it is really crowded in downtown right now. but it's amazing. and this is what san francisco does best you would want to >>have lost that conference or have jeopardize that relationship at definitely. and more importantly, for every conference that comes

here and then year-round for the people who also live downtown. we have folks who live down there. we are people who work down there. so the investments that we're making, we have to increase our capacity to get to a place where we are saying, you know, crime, for example, in san francisco is lower than it's been in 10 years. and there's work that we put into making that happen and it is starting to happen even more with our technology. our drones are surveillance, our license plate readers. all of this is having a tremendous impact on how people also feel about crime in our city which said the city just put out these numbers. that crime is down. 32% in 2024, we just did a kron. 4 news emerson college poll about how people feel about crime in the city and then we can put up the pole for you can see the numbers. do you think crime in san francisco is increasing decreasing or staying the same and people feel 44%. basically feel that increasing. despite the numbers almost down 30%. so what's the disconnect between the numbers that we're seeing. i think the disconnect

has a lot to do with, you know, you see stuff on social media. you see stuff on the news all the time. and more importantly, what i hear from people is, you know, like in certain parts of san francisco, they don't feel safe, but they love their neighborhoods and they feel like their neighborhood has been safe. but san francisco is a major city and major cities have challenges. and unfortunately, crime is is a part of that. but when there is something that occurs when i am most proud of is that our police officers are right there to make those arrests that our cameras and our other technology when something happens, it's right there to capture it and to hold someone accountable. our district attorney has been doing a good job. so the pieces are together for helping to address crime and to help address accountability. and we, of course, we don't want it to happen at all in the first place. but when it does, the big difference here is accountability is a part of the equation. and talk about different areas of the city that are dealing with crime. we just had a forty-niners player shot in the chest in

the middle of union swear by allegedly a 17 year-old another poll that we put out there, ask people about. >>do they agree or disagree with union square being a safe place? and the poll said that 41% somewhat agree. and this poll is taken right after the shooting september 5th. so they feel that san francisco, san francisco union square, it's somewhat anyway is safe. but 27% disagree. is it about union square? well, just to be very clear, i mean, the suspect was arrested within less than a minute. >>the district attorney has already filed charges. i mean, things happen the way they should. there's cameras in union square, those police officers. there's retired police officers. there is the support necessary to ensure safety. i was there that night of the shooting to see what was going on. there were places like chateau, monte that were packed with people all the way till midnight. so we know that people are still coming and they feel a certain way. but we also never want

something like that to happen in the first in gun violence is a problem in this country. but here in san francisco, we have one of the lowest violent crime rate of anywhere in the country and also this sends a message that if you come to this city and you expect to get away with something and you commit a kind like this, like in the case up this kid from tracy that came to san francisco and thought he was going to get away with something that's not going to happen. and so that is the work that we're doing. and we're demonstrating to people that accountability is definitely a part of the equation. so the other poll that we want to show you was people approve or disapprove of your job. >>we'll put it up here so you can see it. 51% disapprove. when you think of this report card well means i got a lot more work to do and look, we have been through unprecedented challenge is the mayor passed away in office. i became mayor. we have to deal with a once in 100 years. global pandemic. we have to deal with the spike in crime with a lot of challenges

things that we could have never anticipate because before the pandemic, we were headed down the direction of reforming our police department, criminal justice forms and other things we had to build our capacity to get to where we are. so i'm very proud of all the work that we put in the capacity that we built and where we are as a city. of course. >>this is a major city. it is never going to be 100% what anyone wants. but we always will strive to improve it to make it better. that requires someone who knows what they're doing. who is battle tested and prepared to take on the challenges that come our way. >>i mean, some ways, 28% approve of you. and only one percent of not heard of so maybe we have to do more interviews to get you out there. we got get to that one percent. there. there are some great things happening in the city, including 2 events coming up this friday that you created the state's first entertainment zone. it's here on front street air closing off part of the area and you're allowing these bars and restaurants to serve to-go cocktails. there's also a

concert at again at city hall. again, the last one was kind of off the chain. so these are things you're trying to do to to bring people into the city to have a good time to try change the purse. that perception a little bit. oh, yeah. and its it's not just that is downtown is is becoming something that it has never been. >>fun. it's always been the 95 financial district. and now we're making it a place where you work, where you live and where you play. that's a part of my economic recovery plan by getting to yes and removing barriers it should not be a problem to allow for a workspace and a retail operation to happen at the bottom level of a building. but it is i had to do legislation to remove that barrier. it shouldn't be a problem for us to close off streets and allow for people to walk out of there, restaurants and their bars with drinks in their hands being celebratory. but it was a problem and there were a lot of restrictions. so this is our first entertainment zone of on front street in front of schroders and harrington's. it's going to be really exciting on friday and it's an

opportunity for people to come and have a good time downtown after they finish come on down stairs and enjoy the city between the raves between the nightlife and the fun, the excitement that is really a big part of how san francisco becomes a well rounded city. it's the restaurants, the bars, the nightlife. it's the shopping is all of those things. and we have to make sure we get to yes and make it easier to happen. and have there been any talks about dreamforce not coming back again? are you think be back next i think they'll be back. you know, for a couple years to come maryland breed. thank you for being with us this afternoon. thank you. appreciate when you come in person. >>more the on tuesday,

senators voted on a bill to create a national right to in vitro fertilization. it's round 2 for the legislation which failed back in june. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple is in washington, d.c., with more on the vote. dreamforce as officially got underway about 40,000 people are expected to attend. san francisco's biggest convention of the year and local businesses are looking for a boost. kron. 4 charles clifford spoke with some of them on day one. >>well, this is the first day of the dreamforce convention. there are thousands of people in attendance. many of them will be visiting the shops and restaurants around the most county center. and those busineses are hoping to have a big week. this year's dreamforce convention is expected to draw about 40,000 people to downtown san francisco. with many of those

attendees staying in hotels and eating in restaurants, event is expected to generate around 93 million dollars for the city. >>it could also be a boon for the many shops, restaurants and businesses near the convention. >>we are having a busy david cohen runs the grove at the corner of mission and 3rd, wonderful to see the streets hotels packed and everybody out and about business is good. >>many local businesses have also teamed up with businesses from out of town who needed a space near the convention. david says they made a deal with dreamforce and they're letting them use the dining room here as a meeting place for convention goers. we have a buyout in the main dining and we've kept our growth to go quarter stand open. >>for grab and so breakfast, lunch and dinner available there. >>also says that after the ups and downs of the last few years, it's just good to see the streets full of visitors and to see conventions like dreamforce returning to the city every year. it's a great event are really happy to continues to be here in the

dreamforce runs through thursday. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news tina zimmerman: five years ago, i reconnected with my estranged father, and that's just something i never ever thought could happen. but when he became a believer, he just had this insatiable appetite to learn the bible, and he began to watch dr. stanley. dr. stanley: god always blesses obedience without an exception. tina: he teaches in a way that it just makes sense, and i feel like that's the way our heavenly father would teach us.

earned record high rating sunday night. plus, actor richard signed a massive netflix deal. jeremy parsons has the entertainment report. >>guys, we start with some big news here. the ratings for sunday's primetime emmy awards show hit a 3 year high. the awards show hosted by eugene and dan levy. average 6.8, 7 million viewers. that's a 54% increase from the last time. the ceremony which was held in january due to last year's

writers and actors strike. it was also the biggest audience since 2021 despite competing against the nfl game between the houston texans and chicago bears and fresh off his success at the emmys. this may be rain. gear star and creator just signed a deal with a major streaming company. >>it depicted stoking 90 convicted storefront it convicted? open. from >>and by the way, baby reindeer took home 6 emmys sunday night, including outstanding limited series, well-deserved netflix announced that the man behind the series, richard gadd beside a multi-year first-look deal with the streamer during a royal television society conference in london, netflix ceo ted sarandos said gad is a brilliant storyteller. he's very proud of the way he told his story in response to the 170 million dollar lawsuit that came with it. sarandos said, quote, it is not a documentary. we're watching it performed by actors on television. we think it's abundantly clear there's

dramatization involved. and i would also point out this is a uniquely british debate. this debate is not happening anywhere else in the world about baby reindeer. the senate is, quote, details of the deal are still under wraps. but big congrats to richard gadd on his continuous winds. now to a big launch event in hollywood for a highly anticipated marvel series hitting disney. plus this week. agatha all along follows the events of the disney plus show wandavision which told the story of the red witch wanda's grief and how her magic affected a small town. if you didn't see wandavision. you want to start watching that before this new show agatha all along held a huge launch event on monday night at the iconic al capitan theater. the stars of the show. we're excited for fans to see it. honestly, i was it was like a fever dream. i didn't think. >>this centuries-old, which that hardly anyone had known from the comics was going to get anywhere close to her own

we became a common. we became just really sweet friends while we were shooting. so it's exciting to be and it's exciting that it's finally out. by the way, this was a really fun moment from the carpet. the parks and recreation reunion. amy poehler, adam scott, aubrey plaza all met up for a little photo up there. >>agatha all along premieres on disney. plus wednesday, september 18th, bringing people together. that is your entertainment report. >>i'm jeremy parsons from hollywood. >>instagram has placed new restrictions on teen accounts. plus, texting between iphone and android gets an upgrade. rich demuro has details in rich on tech. >>here's what's happening in the tech world. instagram will enable some strict to new protections for teens and they will be enabled by default. already know social media use in teens is linked to anxiety, depression, sleep issues, distraction and more. so starting today when someone

under 16 opens an instagram account, the account will be private by the fall. the teen will only be able to exchange messages with people they follow. there will be limits to sensitive content, including cosmetic procedures and fight only people they follow can tag or mention them. i will filter out potentially harmful or bullying comments and sleep mode. will mute notifications from 10:00pm to 07:00am. parents will need to approve any changes to the settings. and instagram will use checks, including ai to figure out if a teen is faking their age. amazon has scheduled a prime day to kick off the holiday shopping season. prime big deal days is happening on october 8th and 9th as usual. amazon promising millions of deals to its prime members, including up to 40% off winter clothes deals on halloween cotumes and savings on electronics from beets and samsung. the company also releasing an exclusive amazon delivery van toy from radio flyer. that's $40. amazon also

promoting its ai shopping assistant named rufus, which is program to help you find stuff to buy. my advice has always put the items you want in your car now or marked them as safe or later to check for price drops around prime day. apple has released big software updates for the iphone ipads. apple watches mac computers. and yes, even the vision pro. but there's only one that will help bridge the messaging gap between iphone and android. that's because ios 18 add support for our cs or rich communication services. basically it will make messaging between blue and green. bubbles are whole lot better. there are now typing indicators read receipt reactions and you can send larger file sizes. videos and pictures exchange between the 2 platforms will finally look high quality. you can tell if you're texting v a r c s because the messaging window. we'll say rcs instead sms. i'm

rich demuro. that's richaun tack. a senate

hearing focused on the rise of all hate crimes turned tense on tuesday. republicans accuse democrats of sweeping recent reports of anti-semitism on college campuses under the rug. washington correspondent raquel martin has the what was supposed to be a senate discussion examining a surge of hate, dividing the country from 2015 to 2022, we have seen a 99% increase. >>and hate crime ultimately divided. the hearing only

senate republicans lashed out at democrats are refusing to focus the hearing solely on jewish hate on college campuses. reports surged after the october 7th attack against israel. let's have a hearing focused on this problem. not loving this problem in with every other problem. we will democrats acknowledge the problem. agree that hate crimes should be treated seriously. committee chairman democratic senator dick durbin pushed back prioritizing which group is being >>discriminated against the worst. i don't believe he's felon. exercise of our authority here. fbi data shows threats against jewish and arab americans has spiked since the war began. >>data also shows there's been an increase in threats against african, hispanic and lgbtq americans certainly see it. across the board, the head of the arab american institute, one point with accused of supporting him. all you should hide your head in a bag.

adjusted congress. focus on combating misinformation. >>fueling all hate, including anti-semitism. but the head of the national jewish advocacy center is warning what starts with jews never ends with the jews did not take very long for the chance to more from death to israel, death to america in washington, raquel martin. >>congress wants to beef up former president trump security following the second assassination attempt over the weekend. they're discussing ways to boost secret service resources and make sure the former president is adequately protected. washington correspondent hannah brandt reports. >>the second assassination attempt on former president donald trump has lawmaker shaken. something's got to change here because he's clearly is at risk. i'm just glad. >>we didn't have a worse outcome. but i think the system is broken. prosecutors are charging ryan wesley routh with federal crimes after secret service spotted him pointing assault rifle through the fence of the golf course

where trump was plain. we put together security plan and that security plan but senator lindsey graham says he couldn't disagree more with that assessment from the head of the secret service. you can have a man can't doubt by the golf course for 12 hours with ak 47 in scope on it and say the system work. now congress is exploring ways to get former president trump more protection but giving the secret service more resources. congress has a responsibility to ensure the secret service and all law enforcement have the resources they need to do their jobs. senate leader chuck schumer says he's open to giving the secret service more money in the government funding package. but that's where there's disagreement. senator rick scott is introducing a bill to give former president trump the same level of secret service protection as the current president and wants to vote on it as a stand-alone measure. there's no reason we should be doing the separately. >>and you know, this is a separate issue than funding the government. the leaders agree it's urgent to find a fix to ensure the former president's safety. we don't have an alternative success.

>>we have to have it every day. we chat. i have failures. and order do that, we're going to have some hard conversations with congress in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>more news coming kron 4 is

celebrating hispanic heritage month by highlighting stories inside of our local hispanic communities. the bay area's, of course, home to many hispanics, social media stars who often face unique challenges in their chosen profession. kron four's michael thomas spoke with one successful influencer based in the east bay about how he manages to succeed. not only

in gaining millions of followers, but also getting his parents to join in on the fun. >>it >>seems pretty family videos shot in a little more kitchen that again, regal alvarez, more than 4 million followers on social media. what's that one word in spanish where he's known as >>that. you could do more coming at you so let's say, you what that in little real. >>regal is one of the top hispanic influencers on tiktok. a first generation mexican-american. his parents were born in mexico in predominantly speak spanish. well, they're hard working at their more traditional jobs. so enrico first told them he was an influencer. well, they didn't really know what to make of it. >>what? what are you mike nolan's liked them getting news this and that and she's like, okay. paying the bills right >>but now it is paying the bills and people are watching and recognizing the entire family across the bay area.

and beyond rico says, getting his mom on camera. well, that wasn't an easy casting call. >>all you do this video get your nails done as on board lie every month. i was like every month those years. i bet. >>when rico's not shooting content, he's helping out at his dad's tree cutting company. he says working with trees helps keep him grounded. and as one of the things his hispanic followers relate to most, i get a lot of comments where their life. >>i also work with my dad in the case in construction, landscaping. also a new videos, milan to a list. >>will not for one year. >>and so a lot of people, a lot of people can relate to being like 5 inch translating for the parents. you know, 40% of californians are latino as well as more than half of young californians. but hispanic influencers will tell you there's still feel like a minority of brand events in the state and especially when it comes to getting sponsor knows. i think that's one of

the biggest. >>the be responses that we hear from multi cultural influencers. alex rose goes an influencer marketing manager in los angeles and nonwhite influencers are facing an uphill battle. you don't want to be an afterthought and they want the money and granules an opportunity that there given from maybe their white counterparts are general market. despite the ups and downs, rico says he's grateful for his community that he's built and for the chance to showcase to the world, he's hispanic household right here in the bay area. we plans to keep working with his father at family business, no matter how popular this new family business may get >>when it comes to a message to his younger self than anyone else looking to follow his footsteps. it's don't fall for. >>well, view this and that. just keep posting doing what you love that you love what you then do it. that's a very latest here in livermore. >>michael thomas kron, 4 news.

>>we are feeling a little fall feel to the air as we see cooler temperatures and sunday and today was no exception as temperatures running well below the average clouds gathering. now, now we're talking about another system may be another round of rain possibly headed toward the bay area. again, it's not going to be much just a chance of some light. scattered showers around the bay area. not going to be a washout all across the board, but chance of a few hundreds of an inch of rain, especially near the coastline and parts of the south bay. but i think as we get toward the weekend, high pressure takes over and that ridge going to build in and really crank up the temperatures outside. it is nice and dry out there right now. but just to the north, you can see the clouds are gathering here and that center of low pressure going to be sweeping in right along the coastline as it moves closer, maybe just enough to the raindrops out there. and that will happen right about the morning. so tomorrow morning's see the systems we buy, bring with it. a chance of showers. the good news is it has all the way down to southern california or they really use the rain and they may just get some as it's going to move our some of the active fires there. you've got

the bridge fired at the airport fire line fire and looks like that's going to bring some helping conditions for them and then high pressure takes over. so as we get the weekend, we go the other way, these temperatures going to soar. and i think some place to get on the hot side specially into lot of part of the weekend and into next week as high pressure takes over. in fact, long range forecast models saying that we're likely going to see above normal temperatures next week. enjoy the cooler weather while we have a slight chance of some showers early on tomorrow morning. temperatures in sepsis would generally in the 60's 50's and 60's coast side. a better chance of rain drops out toward the beaches as that low kind of swings along the coast about 69 degrees in burlingame. 71 of foster city, 69 degrees in mount some passing clouds into the san jose area. slight chance of a sprinkle there in the morning. temperatures in the 70's by the afternoon as we start to clear out your skies, 73 degrees in pleasanton. 71 in hayward, 75 degrees in walnut creek. and you got those nice numbers further inland that should stay dry in the interior valleys. but yeah, that chance of showers as that low moves on by then we see things go the other direction. high pressure really begins to build upper 80's by saturday.

start to talk about some 90's, maybe mid 90's as we get to monday, of course, first day of fall.

>>the family of a monte hadley is demanding answers after she died inside the san francisco county jail earlier this month. they're speaking out and calling for more information about her death kron four's. leslie good has the story. >>on september 3rd, 22 year-old demonte hatley was found unresponsive and pronounced dead. and the san francisco county jail. on tuesday. her family and community leaders spoke out calling for accountability. justice would be from it to be home with her family.

>>and that can happen. justice would be for that system offset in jail charged but not convicted. put to use hatley and another woman were charged with several felonies. >>it connection to a series of armed robberies. her family says she was young inmate mistakes but shouldn't have been placed in jail for 2 years awaiting trial. start our day in since start of the says the tired of the district attorney brooke jenkins in a statement says. >>hadley's in custody. death is alarming and tragic. >>adding that she was detained pretrial because the public safety risk she posed and was charged with a serious crimes casually. attributing blame to me in my office for doing our job is not helpful. >>and that much? they continue to hand down a death sentence, got person may have or may not

be. he wasn't convicted of the last year. hadley had requested she be released to a mental health diversion program but was denied her family believes this was a mistake by the >>the public policy of this state. expressed statute, the mental health statue to treatment. especially for a young person no criminal record chant, no but da jenkins feels differently saying court denied defense council's numerous requests for mental health diversion. >>because it was not warranted in this case, had defense counsel actually worked in the clients best interest and prepared to settle or go to trial sooner. this tragedy may have been avoided. sadly, we will never know and offered her condolences and those look down down in in the media

saying, well, students and the is how can you sit as a person that's supposed to represent everybody in the look down your nose and scientists, which the case is currently being investigated by the department of police accountability. >>the medical examiner's office and the sheriff's office. >>good in kron. 4 news. >>parents across the country and in the sacramento area are seeking answers amid a wave of ongoing social media threats to school campuses, call that stefani has the details. >>good evening. our newsroom is hearing more and more about the social media threats and it's becoming difficult for parents who are trying to weigh whether the post israel or if it could potentially put their child in harm's way. and some of the social media threats are coming back is unfounded. while others are actually resulting in arrests right now are in front of harriet je ne middle school, a school that was just hit by threat yesterday. it was 3 automatic weapons, a very large rifle looking.

>>long guns and the post that harry gmt. your next tiffany lighter describing in detail the social media post her 13 year-old showed her first thing monday morning alluding to potential gun violence at the school and he's like i did like photo check and is shown as it doesn't look as photoshop. leiter says the post spooked her enough to keep her son home that day. this as social media post threatening school violence continue to pop up across the country in recent days. stockton police, tracy police and san joaquin deputies have alerted the public to the spike in threats. some have resulted in arrests. newman police arrested a juvenile on the 12th and just yesterday the police arrested a middle schooler. lider said the school communicated they beefed up patrols and we're monitoring the situation but she felt compelled to not send her child to school that day. but my heart was light. what if that one to 2% chance?

>>happens and something does happen in new center school. like to sum right into the storm. you know, so my first miles is like. don't go to school. but today, leiter says she did decide to take her child to school will continue to keep a vigilant we did reach out to alcove unified school district seeking a response. they're choosing not to respond to this time. however, we are hearing that teachers and parents were notified about the situation reporting from elk grove, covering local news ni and fox. 40 news.

actor jussie smollett hes had his case heard before the

illinois supreme court tuesday morning. he's trying to get his conviction tossed out for staging a racist attack on himself back in 2019, erik runge was at tuesday's hearing and has more. >>we won't know the court's decision on this case for some time now. but what we do know is that the judges had a lot of questions for both sides. actor jussie smollett did not join his attorneys as they made their way inside the illinois supreme court house this morning. this is one of his last chances for a court to reverse is 2021 conviction. their argument well, challenge by the justices boil down to a simple concept. when agreement is an agreement. we've been saying this from day one. >>and it shouldn't be any different just because of the defendants in the case, the special prosecutor doesn't dispute a deal was reached between small it in the cook county state's attorney's office that dismissed the original charges. >>in exchange for forfeiting his $10,000 bond in community

service. but the special prosecutor argued nothing in that agreement prohibited them from bringing the charges back question is dismissed with prejudice that precludes. >>potential of future of indictment and the answer is unequivocally so it's your position that the defendant on that date forfeited $10,000 to the city of chicago with the understanding that when he left the courtroom, prosecutors could re bringing those charges against absolutely smollett's attorney argued that was not the intent of the agreement between small at and the state attorneys office intense both parties could kind last year and play was justices case that a small it was convicted of paying 2 brothers about $3500 back in 2019. >>to stage an early-morning racist, homophobic attack small. it has always maintained he had no

involvement. he was sentenced to 6 months in jail and fined a $130,000. his team wants that conviction reversed. we feel very confident. we're hopeful. and once again, we won't know the court's ruling in till it is issued and there is no timetable for that right now. but we also know >>that if small it doesn't lose here at the state supreme court, he could appeal to have his case heard by the u.s. supreme court in springfield. i'm erik runge, wgn news. >>the sacramento hispanic chamber of commerce as launched a new program aimed and helping street vendors in the city learned how to launch their business safely and properly. kimberly cruz brings us more on the impact of this program. is party hat? >>this workshop is called the street vendor boot camp and it all began with the sacramento hispanic chamber of commerce, realize that there was a huge need for this type of resource in the community. now, sacramento will be the first city in northern california to have this type of program.

>>60% of our of our country's economy is driven by a small business owners. this people's main source of income and a lot of them that that when that this is what they're doing to survive, david conto is a business consultant with the sacramento chamber of commerce. >>in part of the movement, bringing more resources to street vendors that weren't there before we realize that there's a lot of lack of understanding. and so we wanted to come on in the middle. >>and how then with the language for the paperwork? i think the biggest things i don't know what a start. i don't know what paper to get licenses doing each 5. our workshop provides the tools in information needed to start their own venture card. business. >>it's modeled after similar workshops done in cities like los angeles and san francisco. the last workshop included sacramento city and county representatives. he puts business owners. >>at ease to know that the

city is not against it's for them and they do want them to operate. they do want to work and there are steps that they have to follow answering the unknowns in streamlining the axes to resources. so just sitting up there. >>that's they're selling their requirement to have to so we want them to be compliant and we want to provide not only good food, good service, but also, you know, healthy. and then the big is where we were hearing is thank. know, when it's explained is still asked while for many, their business starts on the streets. >>the purpose is to help them reach even bigger goals. the goal is to take the streets and what a wonderful for would be, too. you know. >>how a shop where they can operate. >>these were are all completely free and they're done in spanish. now there are translators available as well. now the next one will be held on tuesday september 24th at 02:30pm, at this credit union on franklin boulevard will be able to find more information about these workshops on our

website at fox 40 dot com in sacramento covering local news that matters. can the lakers last 4 vermont senator bernie

sanders invited experts to discuss the high cost of diabetes and weight loss drugs in america. the senator says these drugs do not need to cost as much as they do it could help millions of americans if they were a little more affordable. washington correspondent basil john reports. >>as americans face a hefty price tag for diabetes and weight loss drugs. the people of the united states pay by fall. the highest prices in the world for prescription

drugs. vermont senator bernie sanders announced major generic pharmaceutical companies are willing to break the trend. they tell that they can sell a generic version some thick. 2 americans for less $100 a month. currently pharmaceutical company novo nordisk charges. americans $969 a month frozen pick and $1349 a month for would go be. sanders says the scene drugs are more affordable and europe and canada as important and groundbreaking as these drugs may be, they will not doing any good for the miions of people who cannot afford high prices and limited access have made it more difficult for americans who need these drugs to live. i started rationing miles pick the same playbook that happened back in 2016 when i started rationing my and drs motor much on that

plains, drug companies for ripping off her patients. some of our patients to turn to unregulated compounded versions of these drugs. >>that have significant rest army, not just work economists and melissa says lowering the price those that big and we'll go be will not her drug manufacturers. i would still anticipate them to have among the highest profits of any drug company in the world. the ceo of novo nordisk will appear at a hearing next week. just reporting in washingon. i'm basil, john, i just. >>well, just days after the apparent assassination attempt against former president donald trump, both campaigns are speaking with voters in key battleground states. washington correspondent jessi tenure reports on their messages from the trail. >>i intend to be a president for all people at a forum for black journalists in pennsylvania tuesday, vice president kamala harris touted her plan for an opportunity economy where all people >>have access to the resources to compete. vice president harris says she wants to expand the child tax credit

for young parents and for older americans make home health care more affordable everyone has the ability to take time from work to do it. >>and they need help. her running mate governor tim walz called voters in trump do telling them this is how they win the election. this is not going to be one in a twitter is going to be my neighbors calling of the years on the ball. the white house says vice president harris called former president donald trump tuesday. >>following the second assassination attempt against him. thank trump met the law enforcement officers who captured the accused gunman before heading to michigan for a town hall tuesday night. tough enough to take the slings and arrows but still be fighting every single day for the american people. in michigan. trump's running mate, senator jd vance highlighted their mass deportation plan for illegal immigrants saying it would also lower housing costs. american housing ought to go to american citizens. not people should even be in this country to begin with

something. both campaigns can agree on during national voter registration day. >>americans should make their voices heard in november in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>more the proposals are

swirling on the campaign trail and in congress to eliminate taxes on tips, income washington correspondent vinay simlot explains the ideas end. the difference is. >>2 presidential candidates from 2 political parties agree on. one idea the government should keep its hands out of the tip jar. no tax on tips. >>on tips for service and have the ability.

>>since the announcements, republican lawmakers have proposed 3 bills to eliminate taxes on tips. and on tuesday, a democrat nevada representative steve horsford introduced a 4th. his proposal has 2 key differences from the republican versions, the first $112,000 income limit for tax free tips and the benefits workers, not the very or big corporations. and second, eliminating the $2.13. said federal minimum wage for tipped workers. it's a priority for advocates, course, for its announcement monday morning. it be nice to not be tax on tips, but the priority earning enough to even be able to pay taxes at all. former president donald trump has accused vice president kamala harris of copying his idea. she got up said no tax on tips is. and i just then representative horsford says the credit doesn't belong to any politician, but neither side has talked about how they

would offset the taxes. the government collects ask donald trump. does he have a pay for for his tax cuts to the one percent once he gives you an answer, then i'll talk to about your question. tax policy. experts estimate exempting tip didn't come would add up to 150 billion to 250 billion dollars over 10 years in washington. i'm today some lot. >>kron 4 is your local election headquarters. tuesday was national voter registration day getting registered to vote is the first step to get ready to vote news nation's ryan bass explains the different approaches that each party is taking to get people signed up. >>it's not just swifties rushing to register these days. this could turn out to be one of the most engaging elections in recent memory and it could turn out that the gen z and millennial vote is what's ways this election today, of course, is national voter registration day. we're both parties are pushing to rally support at the ballot

box as this is expected to be the biggest single day. voter registration putsch of this election cycle. now, former president barack obama, he's teaming up with social media influencers today, especially on tiktok to push young voters to register an effort to reach some 30 million potential voters through social channels and give a boost to vice president kamala harris. as for the trump campaign and conservatives, they're taking a more grassroots approach doing door, knocks to target infrequent voters in the 7 key swing states, which is certainly a very different strategy. what we're seeing on the democratic side, but we have already seen a big push prior to today to get people to vote and to register voter registration platform bowed out of work, said that they have registered more than 1 million new voters during this election cycle. nearly one-fifth of that total are from key swing states. now republicans had gained ground and even past depp's for party supremacy in many of those battleground states. but there is no doubt democrats have seen a massive surge in sign-ups since harris took over for by. the president

dropped out on july 21st. and since that democrats have outpaced gop registrants in many of those key battleground states, including pennsylvania, north carolina, nevada and arizona, according to target smart, which is a group that tracks voter registration data. now the keystone state is, of course, also home to one taylor swift whose post debate endorsement of the harris was taking a course drawn. a lot of people to the government's official voting registration website. now as for vote dot org, they say that 376,000 new voters registered after president biden dropped out of the race and overwhelming majority of those under 25 newly minted 18 year-olds who are now allowed to vote legally and women obviously key demographics that both of these campaigns are trying to court. gas prices

are on the rise across the bay area and some cities are seeing a jump of more than $0.40 in just the past month. wednesday, lawmakers will meet for a special session on gas prices and oil supply called by governor gavin newsom. kron four's michael thomas has more from walnut creek. now, some big news for california's entertainment industry. governor gavin newsom has signed 2 bills he says will protect actors amid the rise of artificial intelligence. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a closer look. legislation. >>a strategy and a solution, a strategy and a solution. that's how governor gavin newsom describes the 2 bills he signed into law. he vows will protect actors and performers across california

amid the rise of artificial intelligence on. the first bill requires a contract between an actor and their employer to specify whether their voice and face can be replicated. using ai it also requires the performer to be professionally represented while negotiating their contract. newsom signed the legislation with members of the screen actors guild union at sag aftra headquarters in los angeles. a lot of dreams come to california. >>but sometimes they're not well represented and was sagging. this bill i just signed. we're making sure that no one turns over their name image and likeness to unscrupulous people without representation. the second bill he signed prohibits using the digital replica for performer who has passed away without first receiving approval from their estate. critics of the legislation, including the california chamber of commerce, argue it's too broad and should have targeted specific individuals who maliciously use ai. >>to replicate actors. leaders inside after who went on strike less than one year ago

on this very issue say the bills are needed ensure we are protected with on like and and and everything that's just means the world. but we're still waiting to see how newsom will act on other ai bills still on his desk, including sp. >>10 47. >>if signed, it would require developers to spend more than 100 million dollars on ai models to comply with certain testing and safety standards. for example, put the bill anyone building such a model must have the ability to turn it off in the event of an emergency and must come up with the security protocol. the bill author, democratic san francisco senator scott wiener is urging newsom to sign the legislation, intelligence has tremendous potential to to place how do you secure tried seize days time climate places and so much more. >>as any powerful technology,

there are also that we need to be mindful we should try pay. rust leader says in one case in particular, a developer said their i model could solve complicated math problems and answer scientific research questions but warned it may also be able to develop biological and chemical weapons. but several tech groups say that's unrealistic. tech industry coalition group known as the chamber of progress wrote this, quote. >>unfortunately, sb 1047 forces model developers to engage in speculative fiction about imagined threats of machines run amok. computer model spun out of control and other nightmare scenarios for which there is no basis in reality. the governor has until the end of the month to either sign or veto the bill in sacramento. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >>more the the family of a

monte hadley is demanding answers after she died inside the san francisco county jail earlier this month. they're speaking out and calling for more information about her death kron four's. leslie good has the story. >>on september 3rd, 22 year-old monte hatley was found unresponsive and pronounced dead. and the san francisco county jail. on tuesday. her family and community leaders spoke out calling for accountability. justice would be from it to be home with her famiy. >>and that can happen. justice would be for that system offset in jail charged but not convicted. put to use hatley and another woman were charged with several felonies.

>>it connection to a series of armed robberies. her family says she was young inmate mistakes but shouldn't have been placed in jail for 2 years awaiting trial. start our day in since start of a kid says those all see the drive district attorney brooke jenkins in a statement says. >>hadley's in custody. death is alarming and tragic. >>adding that she was detained pretrial because the public safety risk she posed and was charged with a serious crimes casually. attributing blame to me in my office for doing our job is not helpful. >>and that do they continue to hand down a death sentence? got person may have or may not that he wasn't convicted of the last year. hadley had requested she be released to a mental health diversion program but was denied her family believes this was a mistake by the >>the public policy of this state. expressed this stack up

mental health diversion statue to have. treatment. especially for a young person with no criminal record chant, no but da jenkins feels differently saying court denied defense council's numerous requests for mental health diversion. >>because it was not warranted in this case, had defense counsel actually worked in the clients best interest and prepared to settle or go to trial sooner. this tragedy may have been avoided. sadly, we will never know and offered her condolences and those look down upon down happened in paper in the media saying, well, students and the is how can you say as a person that's supposed to represent everybody in the look down your nose and scientists, which the case is currently being investigated by the department of police accountability.

>>the medical examiner's office and the sheriff's office. >>good in kron. 4 news. >>multi-platinum rock group trans siberian orchestra kicking off their winter tour the last christmas eve in november. doug cole chatted with the group ahead of that big door. >>i just love the about us on the trans siberian orchestra website. so i have to read it to you. the whole idea was to create a progressive rock band that would push boundaries of the genre further than any group before way, way further. >>so what exactly do people see on stage with ac transit here in order live? >>the production is the entirety of the arena. there's no bad seats in the house of production goes from the stage all the way to the back of the building in back. on stage any

given time. we have 23 of the most gifted musicians and singers on the planet. plus a 6 piece orchestra. presenting the songs as bombastic is in the matter, which is safe. we're sentiment is just like, you know, kaylor night with an acoustic solo, vocal performance. you could hear a pin drop in the region. >>what's it like for you when you come to southern california? i love california. is it at all? strange touring for christmas when you see palm trees? yeah. up in new york. whatever your topography is. >>when we get into that building, they closed the doors. the house side come down and the curtain goes up. it's christmas eve doesn't matter where we are zone celebrating it to have.

>>tran siberian orchestra. the last christmas eve heads their southern california november 30th with 2 performances at the honda center for tickets and information head to ticketmaster dot com with your entertainment report. i'm doug kolk. we've got some changes coming our way in the next few days, folks, as we're going to see some cooler temperatures roll in again. >>and then a big warm-up. i think as we get toward the weekend, these temperatures maybe even to get a little hot in spots. so this that time of year we get that nice roller coaster weather. we're going to see that happening even overnight tonight. the chance of showers in the forecast not going to be much if you get it. you're lucky. just a few hundreds of you see any at all. but i think overnight tonight, plenty of clouds going to take an up or rolling well onshore. a chance of showers as we head toward early tomorrow morning. and then i think by the afternoon, most wind on down as we look toward the weekend, we got building ridge of high pressure. we're going to see much warmer weather. i think as we get in towards saturday and sunday well into next week, too out there right now, kind of quiet on the doppler

radar. so far a lot of clouds rolling on through no rain just yet. most that still hung up a little further to the north. not that far away. this is all sliding southward as we head through the night tonight and likely see a couple raindrops pick up. you see some enhanced near see these clouds turning white. enhancements, some of the atmospheric clouds there. and that means chance, some rain coming through. but overall, you can see the pattern here. that low drops in tomorrow, bringing with maybe a scattered shower or 2, then headed all the way into southern california. that's good news for them. some raindrops on top of the fires there. that would be some excellent news. but behind that, that will kick eastward all of a sudden high pressure starts to build in to get in your weekend. and with that ridge overhead, we're talking some 80's and 90's likely to make return. and that's going to continue well into next week as well. i think the end of the month probably going to end up above average, maybe even the first week in october. temperatures long-range forecast through next week. you can see all there in the orange that is expected to be above normal weather as we head toward next week. from one extreme to another tomorrow are going to be talking about

possibilities. some showers here. maybe some snow across the sierra nevada temperatures going to stay cool. do plan on 60's said promised 50 60's along the coastline. better chance of showers out toward the beaches tomorrow you get inside the bay, even a chance there. but for the south number 60's, a few 70's and lot of 70's in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon, maybe size, 76 degrees and santa clara about 73 in pleasanton. 72 in dublin. 75 walnut creek at about 69 degrees in berkeley for the north, actually less chance of showers with that type of system is that low kind swings and along the coastline and move southward. check it out 10 of 10 for a look at extreme not changed temperatures. we're going from well below the average as we head through tomorrow. we warm up a little bit on thursday. this weekend, though, we get into the first weekend of fall beginning on sunday on a sunny start talking about 90's next week, mid 90's in

>>the giants have been free falling as of late. i mean, you can categorize the whole season as such, but they are also just simply on a four-game losing streak. so today they look to get back in the win column in their series opener against the orioles. let's go out to charm city. here we see austin slater talking with michael conforto and mike yastremski pre-game off former teammates and former giant albert suarez. he was on the mound and he's facing off against the former oriole. i just ski. and guess what? yeah, one that battle second pitch of home. run number 17 for yaz giant jump out to a one. nothing lead moving to the second giants. now up to 2, nothing. 2 on 2 out for yaz and mcrae hustles

in from second. giants go up 3 to nothing. 3rd ending now. blake snell. been having a good 2nd half of the season and he had a great night on the mound. he strikes out slater. look at this to slater. had to chase that a little bit. but just overwhelming people on the bump. he pitched 6 innings of one-hit ball, 12 strikeouts who the 4th rookie donovan walton, who's had a couple good games as a late rolls one into center field mcrae comes around from second. he scores giants get a nice and easy 10, nothing over the orioles. snow picks up 4th win. all right. a's have also free falling as of late, hoping to get a dub at wrigley field in and first ending old, right? they get off to a good start, man on for shay langa-leers and the nfl asked got out of the park in a hurry. shays 27th home run of the the 2 to nothing.

second inning out. lawrence butler continuing field to turn heads around the major leagues. his 22nd home run of the season. he's got on base. 24 straight games. cubs get on the board in the 3rd death in half with a home run. that's hat 24th home run of the year come. that and one more. and it's only a one-run game. but the a's keep it going. that langa-leers is 28th home run of the season is 42. and in the 9th mason miller. he gave up a home run. but on the next batter. he strikes out. a guy in. the a's win it. 43. 26 8. over to the farm. stanford is one in one on the young season they lost at home to tcu. that was a really close one touchdown game. then they beat

the brakes off cal poly, but now will have their first-ever acc game day hit the road for a cross-country trip to syracuse, new york. this is still so weird even say out loud. stanford, syracuse conference game. syracuse is they have wins over ohio and georgia tech. they're led by kyle mccord. he transferred over from syracuse. i did not think we have enough time for the sound bite. the head coach. he did say they're excited guys to start their acc slate. >>and that's going to do it for us here at kron. 4 will be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. dan thorn, thanks for watching.

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